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John Cooper Clarke to Headline UK Arena
John Cooper Clarke, a British poet, will become the first poet to headline a UK arena on March 29th; his poem "I Wanna Be Yours", featured by the Arctic Monkeys, has been streamed nearly three billion times.
John Cooper Clarke to Headline UK Arena
John Cooper Clarke, a British poet, will become the first poet to headline a UK arena on March 29th; his poem "I Wanna Be Yours", featured by the Arctic Monkeys, has been streamed nearly three billion times.
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32% Bias Score
Trump's Kennedy Center Takeover Sparks International Condemnation
Following the November 2024 US presidential election, Donald Trump's administration has overseen a controversial takeover of the Kennedy Center, leading to staff changes and sparking international condemnation from artists like András Schiff and Jean-Guihen Queyras, who canceled US performances in p...
Trump's Kennedy Center Takeover Sparks International Condemnation
Following the November 2024 US presidential election, Donald Trump's administration has overseen a controversial takeover of the Kennedy Center, leading to staff changes and sparking international condemnation from artists like András Schiff and Jean-Guihen Queyras, who canceled US performances in p...
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72% Bias Score
Mia Love, First Black Republican Congresswoman, Dies at 49
Mia Love, the first Black Republican congresswoman, died aged 49 in Utah on Sunday after a battle with brain cancer; her family announced her passing via a statement on X, highlighting her legacy as a trailblazer and visionary leader.
Mia Love, First Black Republican Congresswoman, Dies at 49
Mia Love, the first Black Republican congresswoman, died aged 49 in Utah on Sunday after a battle with brain cancer; her family announced her passing via a statement on X, highlighting her legacy as a trailblazer and visionary leader.
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16% Bias Score
UK and Greece in Talks to Return Some Parthenon Sculptures
Following a shift in the UK government's stance, the British Museum and Greece are engaged in talks regarding the potential return of some Parthenon Sculptures to Athens, possibly through an exchange of artifacts.
UK and Greece in Talks to Return Some Parthenon Sculptures
Following a shift in the UK government's stance, the British Museum and Greece are engaged in talks regarding the potential return of some Parthenon Sculptures to Athens, possibly through an exchange of artifacts.
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44% Bias Score
Welsh Opera Program Alleviates Chronic Pain Through Singing
A Welsh National Opera pain management program, funded by the Welsh government, showed that two-thirds of participants experienced reduced chronic pain and improved mental health using singing and breathing exercises, suggesting a novel approach to pain management.
Welsh Opera Program Alleviates Chronic Pain Through Singing
A Welsh National Opera pain management program, funded by the Welsh government, showed that two-thirds of participants experienced reduced chronic pain and improved mental health using singing and breathing exercises, suggesting a novel approach to pain management.
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32% Bias Score
Paris Salon Showcases Masters and Emerging Artists
The 33rd Salon du dessin, held in Paris' Palais Brongniart, features works by masters like Rodin and Delacroix alongside lesser-known artists such as Frédérick Juncker, demonstrating the fair's eclectic approach and attracting international collectors and museum curators.
Paris Salon Showcases Masters and Emerging Artists
The 33rd Salon du dessin, held in Paris' Palais Brongniart, features works by masters like Rodin and Delacroix alongside lesser-known artists such as Frédérick Juncker, demonstrating the fair's eclectic approach and attracting international collectors and museum curators.
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24% Bias Score
Saudi Arabia to Build 2,000-Meter Skyscraper
The Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia is moving forward with plans for a 2,000-meter-tall skyscraper in Riyadh, designed by Norman Foster and currently estimated to cost \$5 billion, reflecting the kingdom's economic growth and modernization goals.
Saudi Arabia to Build 2,000-Meter Skyscraper
The Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia is moving forward with plans for a 2,000-meter-tall skyscraper in Riyadh, designed by Norman Foster and currently estimated to cost \$5 billion, reflecting the kingdom's economic growth and modernization goals.
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48% Bias Score
Endangered Monarch Butterfly Migration Threatened by Habitat Loss and Climate Change
The North American monarch butterfly's 3,000-mile migration, involving three to four generations, is threatened by habitat loss due to pesticide use and land-use changes, compounded by climate change, leading to the IUCN classifying it as endangered, with conservation efforts utilizing miniature sen...
Endangered Monarch Butterfly Migration Threatened by Habitat Loss and Climate Change
The North American monarch butterfly's 3,000-mile migration, involving three to four generations, is threatened by habitat loss due to pesticide use and land-use changes, compounded by climate change, leading to the IUCN classifying it as endangered, with conservation efforts utilizing miniature sen...
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28% Bias Score
Trump Administration Cuts Funding for Iowa's International Writing Program
The Trump administration cut nearly $1 million in funding to Iowa's International Writing Program, part of a broader shift away from cultural diplomacy and soft power, impacting Iowa City and the global literary community.
Trump Administration Cuts Funding for Iowa's International Writing Program
The Trump administration cut nearly $1 million in funding to Iowa's International Writing Program, part of a broader shift away from cultural diplomacy and soft power, impacting Iowa City and the global literary community.
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48% Bias Score
Chengdu Museum Showcases World's Oldest Playable Musical Instrument
Chengdu Museum's "Zithers and Flutes of the Brocade City" exhibition, running until May 5, features an 8,000-year-old bone flute from the Jiahu site—the world's oldest playable musical instrument—among 88 national first-class cultural relics from over 30 institutions, challenging understandings of N...
Chengdu Museum Showcases World's Oldest Playable Musical Instrument
Chengdu Museum's "Zithers and Flutes of the Brocade City" exhibition, running until May 5, features an 8,000-year-old bone flute from the Jiahu site—the world's oldest playable musical instrument—among 88 national first-class cultural relics from over 30 institutions, challenging understandings of N...
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36% Bias Score
Palace Museum Blends Science and Tradition to Preserve Imperial Artifacts
In Beijing's Palace Museum, 150 restorers use X-ray diffraction and traditional methods to preserve over 1.8 million artifacts, including a Forbidden City roof tile currently under analysis for discoloration, showcasing a blend of modern science and ancient techniques to protect China's cultural her...
Palace Museum Blends Science and Tradition to Preserve Imperial Artifacts
In Beijing's Palace Museum, 150 restorers use X-ray diffraction and traditional methods to preserve over 1.8 million artifacts, including a Forbidden City roof tile currently under analysis for discoloration, showcasing a blend of modern science and ancient techniques to protect China's cultural her...
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16% Bias Score
Debate Erupts Over Authenticity of Australia's Acknowledgement of Country Ceremony
A young Aboriginal woman criticized the Acknowledgement of Country ceremony, calling it a "made-up protocol" that emerged in the 1990s from Reconciliation Australia, sparking debate within Indigenous communities regarding its authenticity and significance.
Debate Erupts Over Authenticity of Australia's Acknowledgement of Country Ceremony
A young Aboriginal woman criticized the Acknowledgement of Country ceremony, calling it a "made-up protocol" that emerged in the 1990s from Reconciliation Australia, sparking debate within Indigenous communities regarding its authenticity and significance.
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12% Bias Score
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